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NewsDiscount on Grass Valley's Edius 6
Grass Valley is targeting users of Apple’s Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere and Avid’s Media Composer with a cut-price offer for its Edius 6 software.
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NewsIABM membership boost
Eleven more broadcast and media technology suppliers have joined the International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM).
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Irdeto snaps up Bay TSP
Software security company Irdeto has acquired search, discovery and anti-piracy firm Bay TSP.
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NewsHealy joins Prime Focus Technologies
Content services firm Prime Focus Technologies (PFT) has appointed Aine Healy to the newly created role of vice-president and head of UK.
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NewsPlatform buys Forbidden cloud
Platform Post has invested in Forbidden’s cloud-based logging and editing system and Root6’s Content Agent as part of an overhaul of its tapeless workflow.
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NewsBingham joins Pro Motion
Former Rent Hire business development executive Caroline Bingham has joined Pro Motion Hire in the same role.
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BBC S&PP transfers London film
BBC Studios and Post Production’s Digital Media Services team has transferred more than 26 hours of London’s Screen Archives, predominantly 8mm and Super 8 film, to digital tape for online viewing.
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NewsCanada's CBC renews Coronation Street deal
Coronation Street will continue to air on Canadian public broadcaster CBC after securing a multi-year deal with ITV Studios Global Entertainment.
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NewsX Factor producers sidestep Rhythmix legal battle
The X Factor producers have avoided a potentially damaging legal battle after one of this year’s acts agreed to change its name at the request of a charity.
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NewsBBC "unable to agree" union demands
The BBC has said it will be “unable to agree” to the joint unions’ “list of demands” – edging the probability of pre-Christmas strikes at the broadcaster ever closer.
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NewsC4 to air penultimate Fresh Meat online first
Channel 4 is to debut the penultimate episode of Fresh Meat online after pushing it back a week to accommodate stripped drama Top Boy.
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NewsBBC Trust to examine Arab Spring coverage
The BBC Trust is embarking on a review of the corporation’s coverage of the year’s series of uprisings known as the Arab Spring.
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NewsInvestigations funding "vulnerable", warns film makers
Award winning film maker Roger Graef and former Panorama executive Roger Bolton have warned that funding for investigative journalism is “very vulnerable”, calling for a statutory obligation to be introduced.
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NewsMPs attack BBC over local radio
The BBC was attacked by 50 MPs in the House of Commons this morning, over its planned cuts to local radio.
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NewsCineflix recruits Chris Bonney
Cineflix Media has hired Chris Bonney, a Warner Bros and former Outright Distribution exec, as chief executive of the indie’s rights across its production, scripted and distribution divisions.
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NewsBBC local radio not "picked on", claims Boaden
The BBC’s director of news has defended decisions to cut local radio disproportionately to other radio services, ahead of a parliamentary debate on the matter.
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NewsBBCW to team with factual indies
BBC Worldwide is looking to work with UK factual indies on the production of bespoke content for France and Germany.
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NewsWalking Dead gets third series
US zombie drama The Walking Dead, which last week returned to FX in the UK, has been picked up for a third series.
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NewsBBCW to make Da Vinci drama
BBC Worldwide is to produce a new fantasy drama based around a young Leonardo Da Vinci, from the co-writer of the new Batman films.
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NewsAssimilate launches online store
Assimilate has launched an online store for the sale of its Scratch Lab workflow tool and third-party software that supports the Scratch product line.